PCB Chairman Mohsin Naqvi Reaffirms Pakistan’s Commitment to Hosting Successful Champions Trophy

Islamabad:The Chairman of the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB), **Mohsin Naqvi**, has expressed Pakistan’s strong commitment to successfully hosting the upcoming Champions Trophy, emphasizing that the agreement between Pakistan and India is based on mutual respect and equality.
In a statement, Naqvi confirmed that Pakistan is fully prepared to host the **Champions Trophy** with the highest standards and is confident that the event will be a resounding success. He highlighted that the agreement reached between the two nations reflects a spirit of cooperation and mutual understanding.
Naqvi further stated, “The Champions Trophy tournament will provide a memorable experience for players, officials, and fans alike. It’s an excellent opportunity to promote international cricket, and PCB members have worked diligently to ensure its success.”
The PCB Chairman termed the hosting of the Champions Trophy as a milestone for Pakistan and thanked the **ICC Board members** for their constructive role in facilitating the agreement between Pakistan and India.
He also emphasized that Pakistan is eager to welcome the world to the Champions Trophy, with the country’s renowned hospitality set to shine throughout the tournament.
**Key Event Details:**
The **International Cricket Council (ICC)** has officially announced the schedule for the **Champions Trophy**, with the event set to begin on **February 19** in **Karachi**, where Pakistan will face **New Zealand** in the opening match. Meanwhile, **India’s matches** will be held in **Dubai**.
The tournament is expected to bring together the top cricketing nations and showcase Pakistan’s capacity to host major international sporting events, further enhancing the country’s reputation as a host for world-class cricket tournaments.
This announcement marks an important step for Pakistan, as it looks forward to hosting a prestigious global cricket event, which will be watched by millions around the world.